Squirrel SCSI

[blobrana]

Cool,
 you got the SquirrelSCSI.device?
You need to edit the tooltypes of CD0

The device is case sensitive so carefull of what you type...
next
you need to set the unit number...try 2 first...(trial and error?)
Drop the CD0 icon into the WBstartup drawer...
reboot and hopefully its there...

YOU are using AmiCDFS (AmiCDFileSystem)?
Check here

[blobrana]

Hum,
i can`t remember if they do or not...

How far have you got?

The device driver is in DEVS;
And you have installed amicdfs?

Can you see a CDO icon in a drawer in DEVS: ?

[blobrana]

Hum,
Well try that, it may have done it for you...

...ANYONE remember if it does?

If no joy then download amicdfs
Then
Copy L/AmiCDFileSystem in drawer L:




Drag icon called "CD0" to the DEVS:DOSDrivers drawer.
Modify the following Types of Tools CDO> according to your system configuration :  

DEVICE Name of the manager of devices used for the CD-ROM unit. eg squirrelSCSI.device  

UNIT Nº of unit of the device....it`s  0,1, 2,3 4,5 or 6  

[blobrana]

Hum,
Forget about scsi mounter it`s just a red herring.

EDIT the tooltype of the icon CDO
Download software to probe the scsi UNIT number...

Comtemplate what i posted ...


Use the force.

:-)

[blobrana]

Hum,
good, one bit of software`s there...
next step.

Modify the following Types of Tools according to your system configuration :

DEVICE Name of the manager of devices used for the CD-ROM unit. eg squirrelSCSI.device

UNIT Nº of unit of the device....it`s 0,1, 2,3 4,5 or 6

 :-)

[blobrana]

OK, you must have configure it by now so it looks something like this:


/* $VER: CD0 40.6 (31.8.93)
 *
 * CD-ROM file system entry
 *
 * This file enables the CD-ROM file system which allows you to read standard
 * ISO-9660 CD-ROM disks from an Amiga with a SCSI or IDE controller.
 *
 * The "Unit" line defines the SCSI address of the CD-ROM drive. Drives
 * often come configured as unit 2, which is the default. Check the
 * documentation for your CD-ROM drive to find the exact SCSI address.
 * Note that most drives let you change this number using jumpers.
 */

FileSystem   = [color=000099]L:AmiCDFS[/color]
Flags      = 0
Surfaces   = 1
SectorsPerTrack   = 1
SectorSize   = 2048
Mask      = 0x7ffffffe
MaxTransfer   = 0x100000
Reserved   = 0
Interleave   = 0
LowCyl      = 0
HighCyl      = 0
Buffers      = 5
BufMemType   = 0
StackSize   = 1000
Priority   = 10
GlobVec      = -1
DosType      = 0x43443031

/* The Device and Unit fields are controlled by tooltypes in the CD0 icon.
 *
 * Device   = [color=000099]squirrelscsi.device[/color]
 * Unit      = [color=000099]2[/color]
 */

[blobrana]

hum,
if you haven`t downloaded amicdfs yet ...
1) do it now.
2) install.
you  should now have amicdfs in a   drawer called L:
< if you can`t see it, try `show all files` from the menu >

Can you see   wbstart-handler{/i] in there too?